Belfast Elk Garden Elementary School - Yearbook (Rosedale, VA)

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CLASS HISTORY Holly Mutter, Louise Robinson, Doris Boyd, Betty Harless, Della 7 hited, Porgie Bundy, Cleo Hess, Carl Marshall and I started in the first GRADE AND HAVE COME ALL THE WAY TOGETHER. OTHERS OF THE CLASS MOVED AWAY BUT FOUND NO SCHOOL AS GOOD AS OURS, SO THEY MOVED BACK. Emma Hess started in the fi rst grade, went to THE FOURTH GRADE, THEN MOVED TO LEXINGTON FOR TWO YEARS, THEN MOVED BACK HERE IN THE SIXTH GRADE. Walter Helton went to Lebanon school one year AND CAME BACK TO ElK GaRDEN SCHOOL. Buddy Chapman moved to Steelsburg and went to SCHOOL FOR two YEARS AND MOVED BACK. Lena Boardwine entered here in the second GRADE AND HAS BEEN COMING EVER SINCE, Jean Pratt went to Belfast school five years THEN MOVED TO OUR SCHOOL. ThELMA VENCILL, GEORGIA White, and Jean Ray also went to Belfast school. Evelyn Wallace moved from Cleveland up to our SCHOOL. Georgia Gilbert came from Lebanon school UP here. Virginia White and Robert entered our school THIS YEAR, We are glad to have new comers enter our SCHOOL. We hope to graduate and MAKE SOMETHING, OUT OF OUR LIVES. YOU HAVE HEARD THAT OLD SAYING Life is what you make out of it.” We have found THAT TRUE. Our school motto is Do right. We have had MUCH happiness IN GOING TO SCHOOL AND HOPE TO CONT INUE GOING. — Nannie McCracken —

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CLASS POEM Tis TO OUR SCHOOL WE GIVE OUR PRAISE, For it has shielded us in many ways,, It has helped us our lessons to learn, And our thoughts to become more stern. The teachers to us are very kind, And want us to let kindness enter our mind. At lunch time we may eat a hot lunch, But while eating we must not noisily crunch. When school is out the 25th of May, The children at home so gaily will play. But thei r thoughts will turn back to the HOUSE ON THE HILL, Where they sat many hours, although not VERY STILL. Lola Mae Bishop — Class Poet MOTTO ”Do Right” THEME SONG Into My Heart” OUR PURPOSE: To GAIN KNOWLEDGE, TO BUILD CHARACTER, TO BE